A physician may order Holter-type monitoring when evaluating:
CardioSTAT is a small wearable device that continuously records the heart’s electrical activity while you follow your normal daily routine. Unlike a resting electrocardiogram, which records only a brief period, ambulatory monitoring collects information over 48 hours or seven days. Extended recording may help identify heart-rate or rhythm changes that do not occur during a short clinic appointment.
The service includes:
Choose the 48-hour option when your physician has prescribed approximately two days of continuous heart-rhythm monitoring. A 48-hour recording may be selected when symptoms occur relatively frequently or when the physician expects the shorter monitoring period to provide sufficient information. Prescription is required
The service includes:
Choose the seven-day option when your physician has prescribed a longer period of continuous ambulatory heart-rhythm monitoring. Seven-day monitoring may be selected when symptoms occur less frequently or when a longer recording period is needed to increase the opportunity to capture an intermittent event. Prescription is required
After the monitoring period, the device must be returned according to Bina’s instructions. The recorded information is then processed, interpreted by a cardiologist and summarized in a report sent to the referring physician.
Additional fees may apply if you need a Bina physician to assess your concern, provide a prescription or review the final report.
The Holter service does not include: the initial medical assessment used to select the test, a new prescription from a Bina physician, automatic follow-up with a Bina physician, emergency or real-time monitoring and a guarantee that an intermittent event will be recorded.
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